Roll on bed liner

[Chevybass]

Have any of yall ever done one or had a spray on? I don't use my bed for heavy duty stuff so just some protection is fine with me. Mostly fishing gear and the occasional furniture move. 

[sefiroxx]

Have any of yall ever done one or had a spray on? I don't use my bed for heavy duty stuff so just some protection is fine with me. Mostly fishing gear and the occasional furniture move. 

Nope. I use a heavy duty rubber mat under a ARE cover. 13 years and no rust or damage so far

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[Loco-diablo]

I had a rhino liner spray in done back in 1999 on a new Ford I had purchased. I had the truck for 9 years and it held up great! Crushed stone loads several times, several types of loads over the years. I kept it Tonneau covered when not in use. I would not even consider a do-it-yourself roll on liner. Some things are best left to the professionals. Bed liners are one of them imo

 

 

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[carnau]

I did mine with Herculiner.  http://amzn.to/2hhcD95 You can kinda see it if you click on my profile picture. It went in really easy and laid flat. I rolled it in. I did it 3 years ago and it looks just like the day I did it. It is super durable. Don't laugh at my unicorn float! Ha

[Loco-diablo]

I did mine with Herculiner.  http://amzn.to/2hhcD95 

That sir, is a beauty!


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[bgbdwlf2500]

the diy is perfectly fine as long as you prep the surface. I did it on 2 trucks but I used a DA sander to sand the majority of the bed. with a sander its not that bad as you really don't have to get the low spots very well since they rarely get touched, everything sits on the high spots.